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Chiefdoms in the Islands and the Mainland: A Comparison,n their historical grounds (in other words, as concrete social formations) the generalities as well as the specificities of the development of society come to light. Social formations, at the level of the tangible and definite, also manifest the multiple circumstances of human activity, consciousness and expression

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https://doi.org/10.34157/9783648159750 the Antilles: one beginning in what is today Florida and coming down through the islands and keys of the Bahamas; and another beginning on the northern coast of South America. It was this latter migration that made early incursions into the Leeward and Windward Islands.

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Agricultural Societies in the Caribbean: The Greater Antilles, and the Bahamas, the Antilles: one beginning in what is today Florida and coming down through the islands and keys of the Bahamas; and another beginning on the northern coast of South America. It was this latter migration that made early incursions into the Leeward and Windward Islands.

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Ethnohistorical Research in the Hispanic Caribbean,ela, in which Acosta takes a Marxist point of view in carrying out an important critique of research on the folklore of various marginalized ethnic groups in Venezuela, the discipline that his study at the time was concerned with. This preliminary essay had great impact in the early sixties in Puert

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The Indigenous Societies at the Time of Conquest,d without respect for the background knowledge in the field that proper use of those terms would require, has likewise inspired a number of ‘identities’ that are most unfortunate, as they do not take into account the historicity of social processes, the daily life of the people purportedly named, or

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